https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/php-sdk

https://ja4db.com/api/read/




TLS/SSL Certificate Verification
Why it helps: By default, cURL doesn't verify the SSL certificate of the host it's connecting to (CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER is false in many default installs). While this is convenient, it's a behavior that can be flagged by some security systems. A real browser always verifies certificates. This is a double-edged sword: it makes you look more like a browser, but it will fail if you're trying to proxy a site with an invalid certificate.

How to implement: Explicitly enable SSL peer and host verification. You will need a valid CA certificate bundle file on your server for this to work.






What to Do Now
Try the Cipher/Version Fix: Add the CURLOPT_SSLVERSION line to your script and test it. It's the easiest thing to try first. If it doesn't work, remove it.
Accept the Limitation: If the fix above doesn't work, you have to accept that this particular website is too well-protected for a simple cURL-based proxy to handle. This is normal. Many high-traffic sites invest heavily in blocking exactly what you are building.
For the Future: If you need to bypass sites like this, you must change your tool. Plan to move to a solution like Puppeteer or Selenium, which uses a real browser and is the industry standard for this kind of task.
For now, your script works fine for less-protected sites, but it has met its match with www.9minecraft.net.